Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has just released information on the 11 September 2020 SkillSelect Invitation Round. It gives us an indication of where Australian migration & visa policies are heading in the short-term.
Post the Federal budget, the Australian government, in a media release, revealed details of the Permanent Migration Program for 2020-21.
Immigration minister announces further strengthening of the public health presence at the border and processes to support enhanced family reunification & entry of international students
From 1 October 2020, tax will be collected at source from individuals for foreign remittances made through the LRS and for buying foreign travel packages.
In September 2020, Queens University Belfast chartered a direct flight from Qatar Airways carrying close to 400 students from Beijing to Belfast. The charter carried both new & returning students.
A new United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Report reveals that international arrivals have been down 65% overall in the first half of 2020.
A September 2020 Paper by CEDA Senior Economist Gabriela D’Souza assesses the impact Covid-19 has had in Australia, and suggests remedial measures to cushion the severity of the impact.
The UK government has announced that an immigration route (which is part of the UK’s new points-based immigration system) for international students that was planned to open in January 2021 will now open on 5 October 2020.
According to a new paper on employment, CEDA has said that the Federal Government should promote migration as a key plank of the post COVID 19 economic recovery.
SGU Medical School has established itself to be one of the premier institutions in the world for an international medical education, offering a unique and once in a life-time experience that opens the doors to an international career in the medical field for each student.
